GBW 700 to 899 were 40' boxcars built by Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Co.  The cars were mainly used to ship finished paper from mills in Green Bay and Wisconsin Rapids; hence the message to the left of the car door: "THIS CAR MUST NOT BE LOADED WITH ANY COMMODITY THAT WILL RENDER IT UNFIT FOR FLOUR OR PAPER LOADING."

This is the paint scheme which the boxcars had when delivered.  The "HOME OF THE PACKERS" logo was added in the early 1960s, after the Green Bay Packers football team started to get good!  Around 1959 a few of these boxcars were repainted bright red -- to match the GB&W's locomotives -- but most of the boxcars kept the original paint and lettering style shown.

Many of the boxcars were repainted yellow in the mid 1960s as the cars were shopped, and the fleet left the roster in 1974 after 25 years of service.